Gucci Guilty is examining modern love. In this visually curated series they discover the love of models and real-life couples – including photographer Ashley Armitage and models Ilana Kozlov and Adesuwa. People who define their own love connections and are liberated from the status quo. This emancipation has a universal glow, from which these lovers say #guiltynotguilty.

A robot that uses artificial intelligence to analyse itself, thus reflecting on its own existence. Comprised of Google’s Tensorflow framework and a simple mirror, the experiment translates self-portraits of a digital body into lyrical guesses. It’s aesthetics are great though.

“Contemporary research in artificial intelligence enables the machine to describe visual input by expressing meaningful sentences. Based on our current state of knowledge, this intellectual ability is exclusive to mankind and unique in the universe. In response, the project Narciss uses this scientific milestone to raise a question at the core of human experience: What do we always look at, but never fully understand? Ourselves.”

ChineseWhispers is an installation in which four head figures perform the children’s game: “Chinese Whispers” – a sequence of repetitions of a story, each one differing slightly from the original, so that the final telling bears only a scant resemblance to the original.

“Today our lives: online, physical and in other dimensions, depends so much on reinterpretation and transfer of data through multitude of channels. Observing people in real life talking and meaning separate things, one may wonder, what if this wasn’t intentional or a human nature of nurture; but rather a natural result of natural fatigue and decay. A rigor that even human-non-alike machines also seem to perform.”

PET De Lux is a luxurious one-off-a-kind tribute to Commodore’s PET 2001 computer, handmade from American walnut. Though its looks are kept true to its original heritage, PET De Lux hosts a modern computer inside, emulating video game systems such as Commodore64, NES and many more. For overall navigation and control, the computer is accompanied by two custom-built wireless controllers, inspired by the classic TAC-2 joystick.​

In response to the urban space shortage in Valencia self-taught designer Fernando Abellana created a secret studio underneath a bridge. Besides it looking good, it’s a smart ass solution to a neverending crisis.

Dries Depoorter created a camera that only allows you to shoot award winning pictures.

‘This A.I. powered camera has been trained by all previous winning World Press Photo’s of the year. Based on the identification of labeled patterns, the camera is programmed to recognise, make and save only winning photos, which are automatically uploaded to the dedicated website: trophy.camera‘